His & Hers

Mark and Dana are a successful lawyer couple whose personal and professional lives are tightly linked, until they end up representing opposing sides in a sensational divorce between a feuding reality TV pair. As the case unfolds in open court and across social feeds, small decisions turn public, arguments bleed from the office into their home, and ethical lines start to blur. They try to keep work separate from marriage, but courtroom tactics, media spin, and old resentments put their assumptions about trust and partnership under pressure. The film shows how publicity and principle complicate loyalty without revealing the outcome. No spoilers.

Released in 2024 as a TV movie, His & Hers was directed by Linda-Lisa Hayter and created by Joie Botkin and Susan Black. The cast includes Lacey Chabert, Brennan Elliott, Stephanie Bennett, Clayton James, and Kaden Connors, and also streamed.

His & Hers didn't secure major industry awards or high-profile nominations following its release. That said, it earned recognition within TV movie circles and from streaming viewers, and individual performances drew modest mentions from niche critics and fan communities. Some cast members earned praise from viewers on social media.

Though it hasn't reshaped pop culture, the movie sparked online conversation about the clash between celebrity spectacle and legal ethics. Fans of Hallmark-style romance noted Chabert's casting, several moments prompted social media threads, and the premise fed debates about how reality TV affects real relationships, and made some weekend watchlists.

Critical and audience response has been mixed to positive, averaging 6.4 out of 10 from a small sample of voters. Viewers praised the leads' chemistry and the film's focus on marriage under public pressure, professional duty, conflict of interest, and how media exposure can strain personal bonds, and modest streams.